The one plant so popular this Easter weekend is the beautiful pure white trumpet-shaped lily. Since the late 1800’s the lily has been popular in the United States, ...

Lilies are the flowering plants brought to mind when thinking of Easter. The Easter lily is also known as the trumpet lily because the white flowers take the form of a trumpet.

Nellie White has the much-admired large, white, trumpet-shaped flowers. An Easter lily’s journey to the altar begins deep in December, when the seasonal focus is on poinsettias.

Easter lilies are the perfect symbol to mark the beginning of the spring season. The large, white, trumpet-shaped flowers bring a bit of spring fragrance into the home but can also be enjoyed outdoors ...

Trumpet lily: These lilies bloom in mid-summer and are noted for their spotless, ... The highly fragrant, outward-facing flowers are available primarily in white, yellow and pale pink.

For the white Madonna lilies, cover the bulbs with about 1 inch of garden soil. ... It and its hybrids grow to about 4 feet tall in the garden and have fragrant, white trumpet-like flowers.

With its majestic white trumpet-shaped blossoms, the Easter lily is said to symbolize purity, hope, and life — the spiritual essence of Easter and all the promises of spring. Tracing the roots of the ...

The “Nellie White,” named after lily grower James White’s wife, is the most widely grown and distributed lily and with its large, trumpet shaped flowers, it is easy to see why.

An exquisite combination of bright, rose pink and pristine white, this plant shows off its trumpet lily ancestry well, with horn-shaped blooms that are not quite as wide-flared as other orienpets.

The pure white, trumpet-shaped flowers of the Easter lily are long-standing symbols of the oldest and most important Christian holiday. The flowers will be in abundant display on Easter Sunday ...